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Diarrhea duration and performance outcomes of pre-weaned dairy calves supplemented with bacteriophage

2022-10-01

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This study aimed to evaluate lytic bacteriophage supplementation in pre-weaned dairy calves on disease occurrence, performance, and biochemical parameters. Two hundred Holstein × Gyr crossbred female calves were divided into two groups: CON, no supplementation; and PHAGE, bacteriophage supplementation (1 g·d⁻¹) from day 3 until day 70 of life. Calves were monitored daily for age of first diarrheal episode and its...

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10.1139/cjas-2021-0074
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